New update on App Store

A more direct connection to Messages, Project Rooms and Capture from iPhone and iPad.

Overview

The latest update brings LABEL TO LABEL directly into selected areas of iOS through native widgets and a dedicated Capture control.

Instead of opening LILA and navigating from the main workspace, selected destinations can now be reached directly from the Home Screen, Lock Screen and supported system controls.

Purpose

The objective is simple: reduce the number of steps between iOS and the part of LILA you want to use.

Capture can open directly when you want to take a photo or video. Messages provides a direct route back to conversations. Project Rooms brings active project collaboration within immediate reach.

The full workspace remains available inside LILA whenever more context is needed.

Structure

On the Home Screen, the small LABEL TO LABEL widget is dedicated to Capture. Tapping it opens the existing LILA Capture experience directly, without navigating through the app first.

The medium LABEL TO LABEL Workspace widget brings three destinations together in one place: Messages, Project Rooms and Capture. Each can be opened directly from the widget.

A circular LABEL TO LABEL widget is also available for the Lock Screen.

Capture goes one step further through a dedicated system control. On supported devices, it can be placed on the Lock Screen, in Control Center or on the Action button, providing a direct path into Capture from those locations.

Scope and Boundaries

The convenience of these new entry points does not extend private workspace information outside the app.

Message text, person and conversation names, project titles, files and other private content are not displayed in the widgets.

When LILA opens, the same sign in, device unlock, App Lock, camera permission and account requirements continue to apply where relevant.

Role Within the Ecosystem

The widgets do not create a separate version of LABEL TO LABEL. They provide direct entry into the same native workspace already connecting LILA intelligence, conversations, Projects, Capture and other authorized areas.

This brings selected parts of the workspace closer to iOS while keeping the complete relationship and its private context inside the app.

Outlook

The principle remains consistent as LILA continues to develop across the Apple ecosystem.

Access can become more immediate without moving private workspace information outside its protected environment.

LILA is easier to reach while the workspace remains private.